NO ELECTION, NO RECOGNITION Re “Weasel words led to Canada’s recognition of Palestine” (Lorrie Goldstein, Oct. 14): Although Canada has so far expressed only “deep regret” at the delay in Palestinian elections until Sept. 11, 2027, it is still not too late to…
October 27, 2026 — 5:37pm The growth in data centres has become a case study in power: corporate, government and the will of people. The rise of artificial intelligence and the data centres that deliver it have been spectacular, both in financial terms and…
A CANADIAN EMBARRASSMENT Re “Weasel words led to Canada’s recognition of Palestine” (Lorrie Goldstein, Oct. 14): PM Carney’s decision to recognize the State of Palestine goes far deeper than his simply buying into the idle promise from the Palestinian authority for…
As the long-awaited M1 extension to Bankstown opens on Friday, we take a look at how it happened and what it means for the city. The long-awaited Southwest Metro is promising faster train services. But along its 30km corridor, the biggest transformation…
BRING BACK TORONTO THE GREAT The public who vote for candidates whose platforms contain issues that lowers the once great Canadian fabric, what is left for you to enjoy? The far-left ideology is cause for concern with their movement. Toronto…
LEARN FROM OTHERS We have long had private schools that parents have sought to place their children in, with a loss of confidence in our public education system contributing to their motivation. Test results and academic proficiency of students from…
October 24, 2026 — 5:00am What is a city? At core, it is its people. Who or what then builds a city? Is it the visions of the people or blind market forces? Lamentably, in many cases, it is the latter. Melbourne is at…
As Melbourne prepares to become Australia’s largest city, The Age held the inaugural Melbourne Assembly - a three-day public forum bringing together industry leaders, key decision-makers, and the community to shape our city’s future. October 23, 2026 — 5:39pm
UNFAIR SYSTEM One of Canada’s lingering problems that alienate provinces is the equalization payments made by the federal government to render essential services relatively equal to all provinces. Revered economist Milton Freeman argued that handouts to the poor removes the…
What's the point of a finance minister who can’t participate in discussions about a $90-billion project? And then on Monday, we learned Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne has supposedly recused himself from any discussions relating to the Alto high-speed rail (HSR)…
Highways, transit, broadband, and big public works programs.
An article joins this feed when it matches these terms. Each one is also a search of its own.